Land: Thomas & Mary Hibben to William Lyon, 1824: German Twp, Fayette Co, PA

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The following is transcribed from LDS film #0863554 - Fayette County Court
House Records of Deeds and Mortgages Vol. N  1819 - 1827,  p. 301-302. 
Indenture from Thomas & Mary Hibben to William Lyon in 1824.

     This Indenture made and concluded this tenth day of June in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty four by and between Thomas
Hibben and Mary his wife of German Township Fayette County and state aforesaid
of the one part and William Lyon of Union Town County and state aforesaid of
the other part Witness that the said Thomas Hibben and Mary his wife for and in
consideration of the sum of six hundred dollars heretofore paid by John Lyon
Esq. of Union Town County and the state aforesaid who purchased the herein
after described premises from Thomas Hibben and in the further consideration of
the said William Lyon having purchased the same at Sheriff's sale as the
property of the said John Lyon and in fulfillment of the contract of the said
Thomas Hibben with the said John Lyon. Have granted, bargained and sold and by
these presents do grant bargain and sell unto the said William Lyon his heirs
and assigns the following described lot or piece of ground Beginning at the
stones a. _____ Allen now David Ewings thence by the fence North Eighty four
degrees thirty seven and one half minutes for forty two perches to a stone
Thence by the fence South five degrees twenty two and a half minutes there to
one perch to a stone Thence north eighty four degrees thirty seven and one half
minutes West twenty five perches to a post in the line of William Bromfield line
now David Ewings a little below the head of a spring Thence by the same south
five degrees twenty two and a half minutes west thirty seven perches and three
tenths to a post in the line of John Woods now Seth Woods land formerly Thomas
McLaughlin Thence by the same and Isaac Sutton, now also Seth Woods land and
South forty three degrees seven and one half minutes east twenty eight perches
and six ______ to a post a. corner of Philip Kerekhaumers lot, Thence by the
house and two other lots purchased by William McClelland and John Collins of
Henry Tomlinson and wife and Joseph Tomlinson North five degrees twenty two
and  one half minutes east fifty six perches and three tenths to a corner of
John Collins's lot thence by the same South eighty four degrees thirty seven
and one half minutes East fifty perches to stones one perch westward of the
line of division between said Tomlinsons land and the adjacent tract formerly
Samuel McCoys now John Millers, thence North five degrees twenty two and a half
minutes East one perch to the beginning.  Containing six acres one half and
twenty two perches strict measure with the appurtenances _____  _____ _____
which Henry Tomlinson and wife and Joseph Tomlinson by Indenture dated ____ day
of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven
Conveyed to Thomas Hibben in fee simple for the Consideration therein mentioned
all which _____ ____ fully appear by reference to the said Indenture recorded in
the Office for recording of Deeds for Fayette County in Book F, page 199   And
also the following described Lot or piece of ground  Beginning at a post a. ___
of _____ of John Collins lot formerly M____ F___  thence by the same North
eighty four degrees and three quarters West forty _____ ____ ___  Thence by the
before described lot South five degrees and one quarter West eight perches to a
post Thence South eighty four degrees and three quarters East forty perches to
a post one perch west of the division line heretofore mentioned in the Deed
between the Tomlinsons and James McCoy now John Miller Thence North five
degrees and one quarter East eight perches to the beginning. Containing two
acres strict measure being the same which Henry Tomlinson and Joseph Tomlinson
did by Indenture dated the twenty seventh of February one thousand eight
hundred and four did convey in fee simple to William McClelland who with Rachel
his wife by Indenture dated the eleventh day of September one thousand eight
hundred and five convey the same to John ______ in fee simple who by Indenture
dated the seventh day of January one thousand eight hundred and six conveyed
the same to John Phillips in fee simple who together with his wife by Indenture
dated the Eighteen of May one thousand eight hundred and seven conveyed the same
in fee simple to the said Thomas Hibben all which will more fully appear on
reference to the Records of deeds of said County in Book E, page 230,   Book G,
page 119 and 130,  Book H, page 185.  To Have and To Hold the above severally
describes tracts or parcels of land with all and singular the Gen_____ He__
amounts and appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the said William Lyon his
heirs and assigns to the only proper use benefit and behoof of the said William
Lyon his heirs and assigns aforementioned the said Thomas Hibben for himself his
heirs executors and administrators doth hereby covenant to and with the said
William Lyon his heirs and assigns to warrant and defend the Estate and Title
hereby conveyed and intended to be conveyed against him the said Thomas Hibben
and his heirs and assigns and all persons whomsoever lawfully claiming or that
may here after claim the same.  In testimony where of the granting party have
hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.

Sealed and delivered in presence of                                             Thomas Hibben

 James Lindsay                        Fayette County Pa                                her
 Wm. Eberts                                                                                Mary * Hibben
                                                                                                          mark

                                                                              Be it remembered that on the tenth day of June AD 1824 Thomas Hibben and Mary
his wife grantors in the foregoing Indenture named personally appeared before
me James Lindsay one of the Justices of the peace in and for the county of
Fayette and acknowledged the foregoing Indenture as their act and deed.  The
said Mary having been by me previously made acquainted with the contents of
said Indenture and examined separate and apart from her said husband thereupon
declared that she did voluntarily of her own free will and accord sign and seal
and as her action did deliver the said Indenture without any compulsion or
influence from her said husband.  In testimony whereof I have hereto set my
hand and seal the day and year aforesaid
				  James Lindsay

                             Recorded and Compared  July 19th 1824